Sentence examples for a fine name from inspiring English sources

Howard is a fine name, she said.

IT'S a fine name - Scrooge - with its scraggly edges and innards oozing ill will.

We send our heartfelt condolences to Marcia and his children to whom he has left a fine name.

Tony McMahon - a fine name for a footballer - has got it and it's Leicester 1-2 Middlesbrough.

Sales are reportedly off to a good start, and I can attest that Mr. Soft Heart is a fine name, indeed, to attract young Chinese buyers.

The Libertine by Todd English would be a fine name for a designer cologne, but it's an unwieldy handle for a restaurant.

Not too long ago it looked like British music pirates a fine name for a band were facing expulsion from the Internet.

In the former, his film is getting a best-feature prize at Worldfest and at the latter, it has won the Golden Oosikar – fine name for an award – at the Anchorage International Film Festival.

Vilenkin was a fine last name, I thought, for Russian physicists or hockey players.

Enrico is a fine Old Country name, ringing of Fermi and Caruso.

Many made their first visit to the abandoned opera house, the Théatre Royale, a place that was never finished in spite of its fine name.